NSAIDs and LA Flashcards

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What are the types of NSAIDS

A
Aims to stop prostaglandins
COX-1
-Inflammation
-Pain
-Fever
-Gut integrity promotes 
-Platelet aggregation increases 
COX-2
- Inflammation
-Pain
-Fever
-Joints promotes 
-Platelet aggregation decreased
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Name the popular NSAIDS

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Aspirin 
-Mainly COX-1 Inhibitor 
-Stops inflammation, pain and fever 
-reduces GI integrity and stops platelet aggregation
Ibuprofen 
-Inhibits COX-1 and 2
Celecoxib 
-Inhibits COX-2 selective
-Stops inflammation, pain and fever 
-reduces joint inflammation such as RA
-promotes platelet aggregation
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What are some Side effects of NSAIDS

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COX-1 Aspirin 
-GI upset and bleeding (taken with food may reduce)
-prevents blood clotting
COX-2 Celecoxib
-increase blood clotting 
COX-1 &2 Ibuprofen
-acute renal disease with long term use
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4
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What are LA?

A
  • Reversible interrupt impulse conduction of Peripheral nerves
  • Block Na channels
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What are some precautions of LA use?

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  • Allergies
  • Inflammation
  • Anti coagulated pt
  • neuromuscular or neurological diseases
  • Hepatic function
  • Elderly and babies
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6
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What does adrenaline do in LA?

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  • Prolongs block
  • Haemostasis
  • Used to reduce the bleeding
  • Nail surgery a Tourniquet is fine
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What are the properties of Lidocaine?

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Max dosages
-Adults: 3mg/kg up to 200mg
-7mg/kg up to 500mg when combo with adrenaline 
Fast acting 
Short minimally invasive procedures
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What are some ways to reduce pain and anxiety prior to LA injection?

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  • Topical LA
  • Technique
  • Oral pain relief
  • Calm and comfortable area
  • Communicate with pt
  • Distract Pt
  • take anti anxiety pill before surgery
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9
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How to find information of Drugs?

A

AMH
-Interaction, indications and contraindications

Therapeutic Guidelines

  • Recommended dosages and schedules
  • Condition specific

MIMS

  • Cost of medications
  • Content and packaging of Medications
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10
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What is a Schedule?

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Schedule 2,3 and 4 for Podiatrists

S2

  • pharmacy medicine
  • Topical antifungal
  • Diclofenac gel

S3

  • Substances that are safe but requires professional advice
  • Diclofenac tablets
  • Hydrocortisone

S4
-prescription only medicines

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What are some S4 Podiatric Medicines?

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  • Antimycotic, Terbinafine oral
  • Antibiotic, amoxicillin
  • Ant inflammatory, Injectable corticosteroids
  • Pain management, codeine
  • LA
  • Anti anxiety, lorazepam
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What are some considerations to think about before prescribing?

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  • Interaction with food or drugs
  • factors affecting excretion and metabolism
  • active metabolite
  • route of administration
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13
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What is the triple whammy effect?

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  • ACE inhibitor/ARB + Diuretic + NSAIDS
  • Most common causes of acute kidney failure
  • Common Pt Hx CHF, hypertension and arthritis
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